A short safari to the scrubland at Skovsgaard on Langeland

Explore the small wildlife of the scrubland

On a mini safari to the scrubland at Skovsgaard, participants go in search of the small creatures that live amongst gnarled branches, leaves and hiding places. Here, you might be lucky enough to encounter striped bugs, zebra spiders, leopard slugs and other crawling and creeping species that have found food, shelter and good breeding grounds in the scrubland.

Trapping equipment from the Wild Nature Workshop

Equipped with trapping gear from the Wild Nature Workshop, participants explore the scrubland in a fun and educational way. The activity is ideal for curious children and adults who want to get closer to nature and discover just how much life is hiding right under their noses.

A cosy nature experience for the family

The scrub safari combines play, learning and fresh air. It’s all about looking closely, being curious and spotting the small details in nature. This makes the activity a great holiday experience on Langeland for families who want to experience nature at a child’s eye level.

Nearby experiences

Skovsgaard is situated in an area offering plenty of opportunities to continue the day in nature. Nearby you’ll find, among other things, Skovsgaard’s own nature areas, Lindelse Nor and Hennetved Haver. Lindelse Nor is part of the UNESCO Global Geopark South Funen Archipelago and a fine example of a submerged Ice Age landscape. :contentReference[oaicite:0]{index=0}

Practical information

The activity takes place outdoors in scrubland and nature areas, where the ground may be uneven. Accessibility for wheelchair users may therefore depend on the weather and route. It is a good idea to choose clothing and footwear suitable for the outdoors. Skovsgaard can be reached by car, and the journey can be planned using public transport to the area without following a specific route.